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Diabetes is called a 'silent killer' because a quarter of those with the disease, or 7 million people, don't know they have it.

Nearly 26 million children and adults in the United States have diabetes.
79 million Americans have prediabetes and are at risk for developing type 2 diabetes.
Recent estimates project that as many as 1 in 3 American adults will have diabetes in 2050 unless we take steps to Stop Diabetes.

The mission of the American Diabetes Association is:

To prevent and cure diabetes, and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. The Association accomplishes this by raising awareness and funding for research; providing services to communities and individuals; providing objective and credible information and lending a voice for those denied their rights. Our organizational brand “American Diabetes Association” conveys the authority of the country’s premier organization in the fight against diabetes. It connotes knowledge, objectivity, dedication to science and unwavering support for those affected by the disease.

Stop Diabetes ®— The Cause Brand

Stop Diabetes is the movement that puts into action the Association’s efforts to end the impact that diabetes has on family, friends and neighbors. To help us work toward a future without the threat of diabetes, we have put the power of our organizational brand behind an aggressive and exciting cause brand — Stop Diabetes®.

The purpose of Stop Diabetes is more than raising awareness. It is to build a movement
to Stop Diabetes in every conceivable way. Stop it from controlling the lives of those
who have it. Stop the toll it takes on the body. Stop (and reverse) the incidence. Stop it from existing by finding a cure.

Like all movements, Stop Diabetes® is built around a simple yet audacious idea — to deprive diabetes of its ability to diminish, complicate and shorten life. Our goal is to connect with people on a personal level — and turning our audience into advocates who will carry the message to more people than we could ever reach alone. Those who donate, join a walk, ride a bike, tell a friend, take the risk test or contact Congress are all giving the movement the momentum it needs to succeed.